Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-22

CLUNIE OPERA Bartholomew s
Equine Paradox but why such title
is given to the exhibition passes compre-
hension-drew good house last night
and the applause and expressions of sur
prise and approval testified TO the entire
satisfaction of the audience 1t is a won
derful show" and one that will interest
any person who admires the horse and be-
lieves the animal possesses intelligence
| superior to ordinary animals. A matinee
| will be given to-day, at o'clock, on which
| occasion souvenir will be presented con-
| tanning picture of the remarkably intelli-
gent mare Nellie the gentleness and
| almost human intelligence of which ex-
| cites so much surprise and pleasure. The
performance tonight will be the last but
one of the evening exhibitions. Bartholo-
| news car at the depot, in which his trained
| horses have their quarters, attracts much
attention, and is a novel structure and an
| admirable stable.
No PosToFFIcE BUILDING FOR Two
YEAEs.-It appears now that the erection
of the Postoffice building in this city is to
| be delayed for couple of years, owing to
| the fact that the Sacramento delegation in
| the last Legislature failed to do their duty
in the premises, and ground for the Gov.
eminent building will not be broken until
after the next Legislature. The United
| States statute requires, as q condition pre-
cedent to expanding any moneys upon
| land purchased for public use, that the
State in which the same is to be erected
shall cede exclusive Jurisdiction over the
land purchased to the United States Gov
| eminent. This, we are informed through
| the Attorney-G General the State legislature
at its last session failed 10 do. If this be
| true-and there is no doubt of it-no
money can be expended until after the
Legislature meets and passes such an Act
PEREMPToBY Auction SALE.-BeI & Co,
the well-known auctioneers, announce a
peremptory auction sale at their salesroom,
| No. 927 X street. at 10 A. NJ. sharp to-mor-
row. at which time will be offered to the
| highest bidder buggies, wagons, harness,
and five cases of assorted extracts, yeast
| powder, vanilla, sardines, apple butter ;
also, two houses of furniture, removed to
| salesroom for convenience of sale, consist
ing, in part, as follows: One elegant parlor
| suite, one elegant walnut secretary and
| bookcase combined, one maple marble-top
and one ash wood-top bedroom set, two
cheffoniers, one Medallion and one Me
rldian range, etc; also, five volumes of
civil, political and penal codes of Califor-
| MIA, and choice lot of other books also
| sixty sets of silver-plated forks and spoons.
POLICE CoURr--The following calendar
was disposed of yesterday in the Police
! Court C. H. Hubbard, violating the side
walk ordinance. The ordinance having
been complied with, the case was dismissed
! on payment of costs......L. Elbus. violating
same ordinance, continued until TO- day 49,.
The Chinese opium cases were continued
......Thomas Gaynor, vagrant, was sent to
the county Jail for forty days Ed. Swain,
a drunk, was fined s., or FIVE days in the
| city prison John Thomas, q drunk, same
sentence......H. W. 0gg, charged with keep
! ing disorderly house, was adjudged not
guilty and discharged
DEATH or Mrs BRYTE.-The widow of
the late Mike Bryte died at $40 a. N. yester-
| day at the family residence in this city
| the northeast corner of Eleventh and E
streets. Deceased was pioneer lady of
/ this CITY, having removed to Sacramento
! from Ohio, in 1882. She was an estimabIe
! lady, and her demise is mourned BY a
! large circle of friends. She leaves four
children, Mrs. W. T. Peterson, Mike,
George and Carrie Bryte.
LATE ARREsTs.-The following appeared
i on the slate at the city prison at midnight:
F. Kelly, drunk, by officer Franks; A..
Silva, violating ordinance Il, by officer
Lowell; John +. Cooper and John F. Hill.
same ofenEe. by officer Mclaughlin: Sara
Hill, battery. by officer Mccormack: Jerry
! Haley, assault 10 commit murder, by Off
Ger Rowland.